Full FeedMac, iPhone, iPod and iPad product news - February 18, 2010
An iPhoto and a FileMaker helper are all we get in our Mac cup today. The iPhone, however, is filled to the brim. We get apps to enable VoIP, give you total confidence, teach your kindergartners, engage in some girl talk with Emily and doodle wars with Ship and Stick, stamp some tramps, learn the fate of Arok, stick it, store stuff, investigate Area 51, beat up on some robots, and plenty more. Tasty!
Monster teams with Vivienne Tam to fill your ears with butterflies
Monster is continuing its move into headphone technology with the introduction of its new Butterfly™ high-performance in-ear headphones (MSRP: $199.95). The headphones have been created in conjunction with world-renowned fashion designer Vivienne Tam, echoing the “Butterfly Lovers” theme of her acclaimed Spring 2010 fashion collection. Featuring an elegantly curved design, light gold-brushed finish and colorful butterfly images on the earpieces, they unmistakably reflect the work of the renowned Chinese-born designer.
Appletell reviews WireWay for iPhone, iPod touch
WireWay is a game about Wiley the alien and his quest to find Elan (a precious energy source, not a kidnapped princess). You help Wiley on his way by launching him across a series of suspended wires. Wiley grabs the wires automatically, then you touch and drag down on the iPhone screen to adjust his velocity (a dotted line gives you a visual clue). Lift your finger, and watch the little guy fly up (or over) to, hopefully, the next wire. Reach your ship, and it’s on to the next level.
Mac, iPhone, iPod and iPad product news - February 17, 2010
If you’re here for Mac news today, you’re just going to get some stuff for wine, words and watching TV. If you’re here for iPhone stuff, you’ll get everything an Apple fan could need. You can find yourself, calculate things, learn to act, tip somebody, redo your hairstyle, bore everybody with baseball stats, learn how America is supposed to work, figure out if you’re smarter than a caveman, discover your mood, and play the greatest game in the history of life.
Mac, iPhone, iPod and iPad product news - February 16, 2010
We return from a week off for Macworld Expo to bring you over 1,000 free iPhone app promo codes. Well, more specifically, 148Apps is bringing them to you, and you have to win them. Other stuff you don’t have to win includes Go! Go! Rangers!, Empire State of Mind, and PhatNotes for iPhone, and Presto, Proview and fScanX for the Mac. Hopefully, you’re as rested as we are and ready to download.
Macworld 2010 photo gallery [updated with booth babe]
If there’s one thing we’ve taken away thus far from our trip out to Macworld 2010 in San Francisco, it’s that the show has been a success. We’ll have a roundup article later this weekend with details on that, but in the meantime, we wanted to let everyone back home have a chance to see what’s going on in Moscone this year on the show floor, at the media events, and around the city (now complete with booth babe).
Macworld 2010: iPad Special Event
Apple may not have used Macworld Expo to announce the iPad, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t present. Cases are all over the show floor and many developers have been happy to discuss their iPad plans. We’ll have more on that later this weekend. But today, IDG held a special event roundtable with some of the precious few who have actually had their hands on one. What did they have to tell us about the forthcoming device? Not much at all.
Find some objects while on Shutter Island
Can’t wait until February 19th to visit Shutter Island? Don’t. Macgamestore.com the Shutter Island casual game based on the upcoming feature film by Paramount Pictures. The game is published by Merscom. The Shutter Island game is a hidden objects game where players take on the role of a U.S. Marshal as they attempt to locate patients that have escaped Ashecliffe during a recent hurricane. Shutter Island offers immersive gameplay that pulls you into the secluded, 1950s mental institution, and makes you find stuff there, anyway.
Macworld 2010: Appletell returns to Monkey Island with Telltale Games
As the good folks over at Gamertell reported today, it’s now official; Telltale Games has begun releasing their entire game catalog on the Macintosh. We had the opportunity to speak with Telltale CEO, director and founder Dan Connors about why they’re now embracing the Mac, and with designer/programmer Mark Darin about his work on Tales of Monkey Island. Video of the various games after the break.
Alawar to publish 30 iPhone, 20 Mac games in 2010
This morning at Macworld Expo 2010, Alawar held a press conference to announce their plans for Apple gamers for 2010. The Russian company has published some of the more popular and successful iPhone games currently available—including Hotel Mogul and Farm Frenzy—and hoping to continue that success as they branch out to the Mac and iPad.
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